Tips & Tricks
Roque de la Bonanza (HI-2, 38910 Villa de Valverde) — this peculiarly shaped rock surged upwards from the marine depths in Las Playas. There is a volcanic jetty and underneath, there is a wealth of flora and fauna. Tourists with cars can also drive closer to this large rock which is supposed to resemble a […]
Pozo de Los Padrones (38911 La Frontera) – this is a well combined with a gallery drilled into the cliff that allows access to an underground aquifer that supplies most of the water consumed on El Hierro. This construction is a great feat of engineering, due to the dramatic times of drought for the islanders […]
Roque de la Bonanza (HI-2, 38910 Villa de Valverde): esta roca de forma peculiar surgió desde las profundidades marinas de Las Playas. Hay un embarcadero volcánico y debajo, hay una gran cantidad de flora y fauna. Los turistas con automóviles también pueden conducir más cerca de esta gran roca que se supone que se parece […]
Villa de Valverde (island capital) — this is the only municipality on the island that is not next to the sea and it is located in the northeast. Villa de Valverde is the administrative and religious capital of El Hierro. At the end of the 15th century and the start of the conquest of the […]
Pozo de la Salud (38912 Frontera) – this 18th century well is located near the village of Sabinosa, on a seaside cliff made of porous lava. This lava lies on top of a substrate rich in clay making it, thus, almost waterproof. Therefore, the rainwater that filters down to the area is caught. The influence […]
Pozo de la Salud (38912 Frontera): este pozo del siglo XVIII se encuentra cerca del pueblo de Sabinosa, en un acantilado costero hecho de lava porosa. Esta lava se encuentra encima de un sustrato rico en arcilla, por lo que es casi impermeable. Por lo tanto, se atrapa el agua de lluvia que se filtra […]